The Crystal Palace was a huge exhibition building constructed in London's Hyde Park between 1850 and 1851. It hosted the Great Exhibition of 1851 - an event showcasing sculptures, machinery, diamonds, ...
A new study has revealed that London's Crystal Palace was ... Palace was built in well under a year for the 1851 Great Exhibition The Crystal Palace was originally constructed for the Great ...
A hidden Victorian subway in south-east London is set to be ... Park for the Great Exhibition in 1851 but was subsequently moved to what is now Crystal Palace Park The Grade-II* listed subway ...
On May 1 1851 Queen Victoria opened the Great Exhibition ... The seemingly fragile structure was nicknamed 'The Crystal Palace' by the satirical magazine Punch. In this print, the two naves ...
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Victor Schilt’s Keyboard AdderVictor Schilt The calculating machine of the Swiss clockmaker Victor (or Viktor) Schilt (1822-1880) was exhibited in 1851 at ...
The Crystal Palace transmitting station is one of the tallest structures in London. It has a unique job to beam terrestrial television into millions of homes in the capital and the Home Counties.
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